Shanghai Citywalk | If you only have ❶ day and ❶ 📸

If you, like me, are visiting or transiting through Shanghai with only a day and a night to spare, yet wish to capture stunning photos that will dazzle your social circle, and experience a satisfying and comfortable business trip, I have some recommendations for you. To immerse yourself in the bustling and romantic charm of this metropolis, I suggest you visit these five locations and stay at this particular hotel, which is not only aesthetically pleasing but also photogenic. 🌳【City Walk Route】 Start from the Shanghai Post Museum, then to the Sihang Warehouse, Beijing East Road, Lihe Foreign Firm, the intersection of Harbin Road and Liaoning East Road, Waibaidu Bridge, the intersection of Dongchangzhi Road and Lushun Road, and finally back to the hotel, 'Shangri-La The Bund, Shanghai'. 🌳【Shanghai's Highlights Extend Beyond the Walk】 After a day of shooting and ticking off the photo checklist like a commando, work and travel can become stressful and exhausting. To truly appreciate the romance of Shanghai, one needs to slow down and give oneself a comfortable space for rest, work, fitness, and more. This balance makes the night more relaxed and enjoyable. My choice is 'Shangri-La The Bund, Shanghai'. It's not about the hustle and bustle of traffic anymore. It's about a small drink on a summer night, a little tipsy. It's about a gourmet dinner cooked to perfection. It's about a suite with a fantastic river view. It's about a spacious fitness area and a rare boxing experience. It's about a swimming lane with a unique underwater sound system. It's about the grand and luxurious Haipai design architecture. It's about the warm and intimate hotel service. 🌳【5 Photo Check-in Spots】 ▪️Shanghai Post Museum The retro museum gate opens wide. Frame the whole of Shanghai with a click of your camera. ▪️Lihe Foreign Firm Stroll among European-style buildings. The gap in the archway offers a unique view of the Oriental Pearl Tower, even more unique than the Bund. ▪️Intersection of Harbin Road and Liaoning East Road A perfect blend of old and new Shanghai, a rare sight of water town style and small bridges over flowing streams. ▪️Waibaidu Bridge The place where lovers leap in the misty rain. The steel arch structure frames the Shanghai skyline, perfect for portraits. ▪️Intersection of Dongchangzhi Road and Lushun Road This spot offers a clear view of the city's landmarks. You can use a telephoto lens or take a close-up group photo. Life and travel, in their busyness and relaxation, quietly find their own ways of recharging and highlighting moments. #thingstodoshanghai